This is Episode 300 of You’re Probably Right, and it is a pause, not a celebration.

This episode is for the people who gave their love, time, energy, and loyalty, only to feel drained, overlooked, or quietly discarded. It is for anyone who stayed too long, over gave, or tried harder when the relationship was already slipping away. Not because they were weak, but because they cared.

In this monologue, MCM speaks directly to the experience of being used, emotionally neglected, or taken for granted, and the damage that does to self worth. It explores how one sided love erodes confidence, why over giving becomes a survival strategy, and how people mistake relief from loneliness for real connection.

This episode is not about blaming the other person, and it is not about self pity. It is about understanding why toxic attachments form, why hope keeps people stuck, and why walking away is sometimes the first real act of self respect.

If you have ever felt like you lost yourself trying to love someone, this episode is a reminder that your kindness was never the problem. Your capacity to love was not a flaw. The lesson is not to love less, but to love with boundaries, clarity, and self respect.

Episode 300 is about healing without bitterness, letting go without guilt, and rebuilding a sense of worth that does not depend on being chosen by someone who could not meet you where you stood.

This episode is for the overlooked.
And for the moment you decide to choose yourself.

Keywords:
heartbreak healing, being taken for granted, one sided relationships, emotional exhaustion, self worth after breakup, letting go, toxic attachment, relationship recovery, personal growth podcast, healing after loss